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What To Wear For Eid al-Adha: 10 Abaya Brands To Bookmark

Just in time for the festivities this month, Bazaar Arabia presents some of the most alluring Abaya brands in the GCC…

Eid al-Adha is just around the corner, and while the aroma of delicious feasts and the joy of family gatherings might be top of mind, let’s not overlook the chance to make a style statement.

The abaya has evolved from a simple cover-up to a centrepiece of fashion, thanks to local influencers and designers who’ve redefined what this traditional garment means today. From the quaint streets of Riyadh to the bustling fashion scenes of Dubai, here are ten abaya brands that will make you the style star of every Eid celebration.

What To Wear for Eid al-Adha: 10 Abaya Brands To Bookmark Before Hitting The Shops

Mauzan

Mauzan specialises in light, flowy abayas that are easy to wear and luxurious to touch. Based in the UAE, this brand creates its pieces with artistic and intricate embellishments, making each piece a high-fashion work of art – perfect for those who appreciate effortless elegance.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@mauzan

Haal Inc

Based in Jeddah, Haal Inc sets itself apart by focusing on accentuating the female figure rather than concealing it. The Creme Ribbon Abaya, with its delicate details and gentle fabrics, creates soft curves and flowing lines that enhance femininity. This brand is all about celebrating the elegance of the female form.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@haalinc

1309 Studios

Designer Ghada Al-Subaey’s 1309 Studios delivers artfully designed abayas in every collection. Each piece is unique and a statement on its own. This brand is a must-have for anyone looking to make a bold fashion statement this Eid.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@1309studios

Nuna Atelier

Nuna Atelier offers contemporary fashion options for the modern-day woman. With innovative patterns and their signature wool abayas, the bran re-imagines the past and creates new traditions.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@nunaatelier

Illi

Emirati designer Rawdha Salem Thani has crafted a brand that’s all about fun prints and patterns, paired with meticulous attention to detail. Illi’s stylish abayas celebrate women through high-quality fabrics and innovative designs, making them perfect for the fashion-forward woman who wants to stand out during Eid — and all year round.

Images courtesy of illi.ae

CHI-KA

Known for its unique combinations of materials and colours, CHI-KA is inspired by Japanese aesthetics. Their high-quality, luxurious finish ensures you make a statement wherever you go.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@chi-ka.ae

Nora AlShaikh

The appeal of this brand is in its unique combination of culture and couture. Nora Alshaikh finds her inspiration from Saudi Arabia, making sure she shares the beauty of her country through each design.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@noraalshaikh_official

CAPA

Riyadh-based CAPA knows how to make shine- literally. This brand’s classic designs show that sometimes, less is more. Without relying on bold colours or unusual fabrics, CAPA’s abayas are perfect for your Eid celebrations, combining simplicity with sophistication.

Image courtesy of Instagram/@capa.ae

Leem

Contemporary fashion label Leem has unveiled its Eid al-Adha capsule collection, now available in stores across the GCC and online. With its vibrant colours, uplifting prints, and distinctive shapes, their printed abayas offer a stylish mix for both day and evening festivities.

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Alanoud Alsalem

From the heartland of Saudi comes this Riyadh-based label determined to redefine luxury for womenswear. Alanoud Alsalem features a neutral colour palette, impeccable draping, and feminine pops of lace. This brand brings a fresh perspective to abaya fashion, ensuring every piece speaks volumes.

From Harper’s Bazaar Saudi’s Winter 2021 Issue

So, whether you’re looking to update your wardrobe for Eid al-Adha or simply want to explore the best in modest fashion, these ten abaya brands are sure to keep you stylish and elegant. Ready to turn heads this Eid? These brands have got you covered.

Lead Image From Harper’s Bazaar Saudi’s Winter 2021 Issue

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